Selva Mater: environmental crisis and modern world, capitalism and energy, human development and spirit

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Published: 2015-06-01
DOI: https://doi.org/10.11600/ale.v7i1.239
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Crisis ambiental, desarrollo sostenible, energía, espíritu, humanidad, hegemonía.

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Angie Andrea Arango
Jenny Galindo Caicedo
José Luis Revelo Calvache
Mónica Santiago Riveros

Abstract

This article presents a reflection about the contemporary world environmental crisis,placing its attention at the economic, social and technological processes of transformationin the configuration of the modernity discourse. Through the modification of landuses as a market function and at the same time by a growing worry about the environmentalconscience, it is argued that in effect, the earth does live climatic changesbut not for a unique reason. The article evidences the linguistic treatment that pushesthe global economy, permitting us to understand what we call a spiritual crisis.

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Vol. 7 No. 1 (2015)

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Artículos de reflexión
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